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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1918

Page

10

Dorting Brooklyn Takes Athletics Losers Two From Philly

Brooklyn, Aug 13, two games on the day Philadelphia led with a 2 to 1 win in the first game and a 4 to 3 12 innings victory in the second. Daubert starred for Brooklyn with key hits in both games as Ad Cheney and Milter pitched in the first game and Jacobs Descheer Adams Robertson Coombe Wheat featuring in the second. </S>

Brooklyn Philly Philadelphia Daubert Brooklyn Ee Cheney Milter Jacobs Descheer Adams Robertson Coombe New York Boston Giants R. H Batteries Tragan Wilson Pereritt Iariden Walter Johnson Virginia Washington Tommy Murphy Belmont Track Poughkeep Strait Murphy Oro Fino Allan Watts Chicago Pittshure R. HF Pitestre Cleveland Washington Ikon Schmidt Tyler Ixintiger St. Louis Detroit Ritesbure Tas Carter Alker Lifer O'Farrell Pittspure Cincinn

Mixed racing results and coroner verdict from August events

The report summarizes racing results at Cheyenne and Philadelphia events, including Pink Tenny and Tempy Duncan race outcomes with disqualifications noted, six claiming races with various winners and times, and a coroner's verdict on a Washoe rail incident. It also notes Philadelphia Athletics defeats and Belmont meet horses with Murphy driving winners at Belmont track.

Cheyenne Pink Tenny Hero Snow Queen Tempy Duncan Jennie Crawford Vignola Cathay Quick Mist Knight Treowen Semper Stalwart Brown Fur Jones High Note Fitzgerald Senorita’ Dana Orline Mins Krug Persevere

ELECTRICS WIN IN WELL PLAYED GAME

Close to 00 fans saw A C M and Montana Power clash in a well played contest. The battery for the wiremen starred as Rovers fanned eight while Pearce aided on defense. Long drives by the Roger brothers and Tucker and Carey energized the crowd as Montana Power edged toward victory.

Montana Power Rovers Pearce Roger Brothers Montanane Tucker Carey

Rankin Townley Meet At Lake Rankin

Representative Jeannette Rankin and A C Townley of the Nei Partisan league spoke to about 200 at Lake Rankin. Townley and Martin defended the league, Rankin discussed her Congress tenure and women’s work, while Rankin noted improved working conditions. Attendees heard political views and war measure support amid a lively, if small, gathering.

Jeannette Rankin A.C. Townley Nei Partisan League Martin League 5 League Wash

Raid Over Frankfort and Other Dispatches

Amsterdam reports a successful raid over Frankfort with alarms too late to save lives as several killed and property damaged. Washington notes the Interstate Commerce Commission challenges a 25 percent freight and 10 percent express rate rise on Northwest fruit vegetables berries and fish shipments. Also reported is news that several Scandinavian officers joined the reach army after traveling through Russia from France.

Washington Oregon Idaho Interstate Commerce Northwest Commission Humanians Russia Reach Army Alapacen France Tod Hat One

Rev Cameron Discusses Brotherhood at City Club Meeting

The Rev Tr A Cameron spoke at a City Club gathering, describing wartime ideals of democracy and service learned by soldiers at Camp Lew. He urged Anaconda residents to foster brotherhood and support postwar reintegration through the YMC A Red Cross and Knights of Columbus and to hear Captain Edwards at the Margaret theater.

A. Cameron Anaconda Nung Men's Christians Association Bowers Young Men's Christian Association The Red Cross Knights of Columbus Cameron Captain Edwards Margaret Theater

Anaconda War Orator to Speak on Frontline Experiences

Anaconda residents will hear Captain Frank Edwards of the British army describe life with Allied forces in France. The meeting at the Margaret theater, under the community council, aims to bolster defense council outreach and public support. Provost band leads a procession to the theater followed by a musical program and speeches by Captain Award for smelter employees at 3 pm.

Pattlefeldn France Cape Edwards Addres Margaret Theater Aus Community Council Rawards Council of Defense Nix Montana C. 7 Ton Panl Bailor Dell Hobinson Mme. Plennevaux

American Dead 10 to be Returned for Burial

News from Washington reports a letter from Adjutant General Austin A. Parker confirming that bodies of American soldiers buried in France will be brought home for burial at their former residences at government expense. The notice notes it is unlikely the war will end before such removals and that details will follow. Private William Morley of Company F is mentioned as awaiting further information.

France United States Austin A. Parker Washington, D.C John Morley William "Morley Sixteenth Infantry Morley

Annie Hauser Visits, Local Highlights In Butte News

Annie D Hauser of Butte visited Lauretta Tender daughter of John C Bender of Los Angeles. Art Campbell of Great Falls returned from Denver on business. Apollo quartet to perform under community council at the Margaret Bening. Frank Edwards of the British army will address local employers at 3 pm on battlefield conditions in France. Charles Bowers of Goodfriend pitched Montana Power to a 4 victory over Anaconda Copper Mining in Butte. Churton Pa claims the world s largest coke oven plant with 630 ovens of 12 tons capacity.

Ang Apollo Ommunity Council Margaret Bening Frank Edwards Fran Ser Charles Bowers Goodfriend Montana Power Butte Churton

Elaborate Anaconda Program For Holiday Parade

A detailed Anaconda celebration outline features a morning parade led by marshal John Morchion with an Uncle Sam float, followed by divisions of veterans labor groups and fraternal orders, music by Scotch pipers and the Robert Lennington fife and drum corps, plus a ball game, tug of war, and a full park program at Washoe Park with speeches by W H Irving and others, band concerts, and dances throughout the day.

Montana John Morchion Alexander McDonald C.F Murphy J. A. Haswuinbey Heal Frank Clinton Emerson Uncle Sam Vhion Scotch Pipers Robert Lennington American P. Brogan F Kell Washoe Smelter Anaconda Fire Department Frank Gagnier Brown JT. Coskie J.T. Kenly J. Clabby Quarts Washoe Park W. H. Irving United States Labor Cattin the Park J.T Gnose Kay Seardon Men's Union Treynolds D. Rima

Sons of Veterans start local camp formation noted

Local Sons of Veterans group holds charter ceremony at city hall. State Commander C I Benton, in Portand for national encampment, will install officers upon return. Elections include J M Minor as commmander, Fred Castle as junior vice, C J Emerson as secretary treasurer. MacRae ball team to play Mackae. Stokes a pitcher, Greene catching. Oyster note included.

C. I. Benton Portand Asworth. Coms J. M. Minor Fred Castle C. J. Emerson Adji T. W Hayes Patriotic Vn Jesse “Stokes

Committee Sets Week Prices For Groceries And Meat

At a county food administration meeting in John W. James’s office the fair price committee approved next week’s grocery and meat price list. Lard and smoked meats rose due to packers’ cost increases. milk prices climbed with higher feed costs. The revised list fixes prices for flour, oats, cornmeal, cereals, lard cans, Crisco, Cottolene, canned milk, salmon, corn, beans, peas, and butter among others, with deliveries instructed to be cut to one day a week and soliciting eliminated.

Fair Price Committee John W. James George P. Wellcome

Esteemed pioneer suddenly called in Bitter Root valley

Word reached Mrs. C. B. Jones that Esteemed Pioneer ST. Jones of Vensville was found dead in bed. He was brother of the late C. H. Jones of this city and had lived in Deer Lodge Valley for years. About 25 years ago he led his family to Bitter Root Valley where he farmed until recently. He leaves a widow and five daughters Gertrude Stewart Mabel Smith Albee Bertha Bolton and Abbie Jones. Mrs. C. B. Jones attended the funeral Sunday morning.

C. B. Jones ST. Jones Vensville BR. Jones C.H. Jones Deer Lodge Valley Valleyville Gertrude Stewart Mabel Smith Hi ‘Albee Bertha Bolton Abbie Jones CB. Jones

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